Decarbonisation pathway — landscape and energy

Pillar 2 — Decarbonisation

Decarbonisation
advisory

Measure your footprint, build a credible reduction pathway and meet your regulatory obligations. The natural next step after an EEC audit, for a single building or an entire property portfolio.

How we support you

From measurement to action

Scope 1, 2 & 3 carbon footprint

Measurement of your footprint across all emission sources — energy, processes, purchasing, mobility, waste. ADEME methodology (Bilan Carbone®) and Base Empreinte emission factors.

Reduction pathway

A credible, quantified pathway (SBTi framework or equivalent), with levers prioritised by abatement cost and reduction scenarios.

Regulatory compliance

Compliance with your obligations: CSRD, French Tertiary Decree (DEET / OPERAT / BACS), upcoming CSDDD thresholds. A clear view of what applies to your organisation.

Portfolio decarbonisation plan

Operational roll-out for a single building or a whole portfolio: multi-year plan, budget, milestones and tracking of actual savings over time.

Our method

Three stages,
one clear direction

Measure

Data collection, scope 1, 2 & 3 carbon footprint calculation and identification of priority emission sources.

Structure

Reduction pathway, regulatory framing and prioritisation of levers by impact and cost.

Manage

Action plan roll-out, KPI tracking and reporting in line with your obligations.

Frequently asked questions

Understanding the approach

What is a scope 1, 2 and 3 carbon footprint?

Scope 1 covers your direct emissions (on-site combustion, vehicle fleet), scope 2 your emissions from purchased energy (electricity, district heating), and scope 3 all indirect emissions across your value chain (purchasing, freight, travel, product use). Scope 3 is often the largest — and the one we help you structure.

Does the CSRD apply to my organisation?

The CSRD is being phased in for large companies and listed SMEs, based on headcount, balance sheet and turnover thresholds. Even if you are not directly in scope, your clients may ask you for data as part of their own scope 3 reporting. We assess your exact situation and the level of reporting expected.

How does this relate to the French Tertiary Decree?

The French Tertiary Decree (DEET) requires commercial buildings over 1,000 m² to follow an energy consumption reduction pathway, with annual reporting on the OPERAT platform. Our decarbonisation advisory integrates this obligation into a broader strategy, aligned with the EEC monetisation of your works.

How does it complement Energy Efficiency Certificates?

An EEC assessment funds and triggers energy efficiency measures; decarbonisation advisory widens the scope to all your emissions and non-financial reporting obligations. The two reinforce each other: a client carrying out an EEC audit almost always needs a broader decarbonisation framework.

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